The market was surprisingly clean and airy. Not that stuffy, wet and dirty markets I went before. The fruits and vegetables look so fresh and delicious and there's a wide variety of food. There's also a food court that serves a good variety of local food. But, be warned, the workers here speak very, very minimal English and there're some who spoke no English at all. Fortunately, I met a couple of customers who can speak basic English and helped with the translation.
The market opens about 8am, so before I head over to Chatuchak Market (a few minutes walk away), I have my breakfast here and I did not regret it.
It's quite difficult when the people, including the guards can't speak English. Even some the students who wore school uniforms are afraid to speak English, like as though it's the most scariest languages. But, I'm glad I managed to bump into a couple of nice people who helped me to go to my destination.
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